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A fine Tweed suit in dark gray,
with picated jacket and belt IS 80
A very pretty kilt suit in gray, $780,
A handsome brown kilt suit with
pleated jacket, So rs
A fancy check suit In black and gold,
with pieated and tucked jacket, 81 80.
A fancy mixed srit In gray and
black, 81 80.
A very pretty check salt In dark
brown, "a 20.
An English kersey suit, MEDIUM
gray, Norfolk jacket, So 10
a handsome mixed brown, with
pieated and corded jacket, $E.18
A very stylish chevlot suit In two
phodes of brown, with pleated Jacket
and belt, S. 97.
4 dark etose corduroy suit, Norlo h
| jacket, S545
A double fibhed corduroy suit in
dark brown and dark mode, with pleat
ed jacket, IS so.
/ A very hAndsome yeiveteen suit ir
dark blue, bound with six braid, 5 ;
and years, Sill SO.
These suits all have the
waist band, which prevent:
the strain On the buttons O
the waist, and makes a more
comfortable and better fit
ting garment. No other
suits have this advantage.
Out of a lot of about SOC
Silk mbrellas-- which we
have advertised at a mucf
reduced rate--all are gone
but 50. These that are LET
are the worst, some being
shop.worn, some soiled ane
some a trlfle imperfect. We
need their room for the ar
irving Spring Parasols, ant
make still another cut or
Ithe regular price.
!. 22-lnch Umbrellas, 81 of them; s.. %
down to SL60; 81 down, TO 81, 70, 81 81
| Down to 81 81 rs, down to 81. 30; s. 5C
down to 50; So, down to 50 So
26 inch Umbrellas, 81 only of them. 81
down to 90 cents; s., down to rs cents
~ so, down to Blot; 80 so, down /
81 25; A.75, down TO SAYS.
24lnch Umbrellas, 6 only of them
$2.76. down to Sl.50;S2 IS, down to 81 81
i We haven't time to sen,
them to the repair shop 70
"a new fesrule or a broker
rib; the price is an induce
ment for you to do that, an,
the umbrellas are fully wort.
We show a beautiful lin
LOT Soudanese side stripes fo
thin curtains.
One of the newest pa
i'esns on a cream groun
being a simple title twig i
1.-THE centre, with an artist
border Of twigs and cat-tail
lall produced in low tones {
metal, blue and browns;
livery effective curtain ms
terial; 90 cents per yard.
Our new heavy SCUBA
lCurtains, with rich silk nc
letripes are the handsome
ecrus we have had, will VIC
REPLACE the heavy hanging
1880 per pair.
Our new patterns OF Flu
niture Linens are here. "
ere now taking orders f
slip covers. You'll get Il
best selection now.
WIN. B. SHARP 81 CT
, Fourth and Market streets.
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Inc best glass ut tsgar and the largest
end a. est Lunch liz what you get at
Lg2 8, "a Hirx. -
a Asimlnisr1
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Tho|

and best furniturs
fourd a, the sto
Sop. 309 6hipley
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stsrs Oh the Temperature

Of sae RnsuaLIoAH oiilcs in the shsd,
7 O'Clock 10 o'ol9ak Il r'oioot
4 $40 390 Al
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Pablo sch9

K ahSss
The citizens
treated to q
entertainment !
school children
and many cog
The program
| C sclamati0Dst
! music, windt
land en- tsrtain
| co.
| greatest cred
and npon
1 who trained
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BABY CARRIAGES,


BABY CARRIAGES,
All new styles. Not only on,
manufacturers goods to select
from, but we have FIVE manu-.
facturers' goods in stock. Buy
for cash and save money.
Doll Carriages, Express Wag.
ons, Velocipedes, Wheelbarrows,
Window Shades and Fixtures.
AKA, SKA, ox4 and SKA Oh
Cloths; the cheapest and bes,
in the city.
Crockery Ware, Tin Ware
Wooden Ware, Smyrna Rags
Cocoa Mats, Boots, Shoes, Rub.
bers, Lamps, Table Cutlery
Baskets, Shawl Straps in great
variety.
Come and look at our va
riety of goods and be
convinced that we
can save you
money.
m,seod.lm
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aiore Wildcats anted

A tine lurcA will be served by Legs
tonight. IA Kiuu.
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List OF Public gales.

n, 4. W. McOauilsy, Court Hsuse.
" 81, Mr. Phillips, Brandywino HID.
4" II. ]. IL. Gould. New OAstle Hid.
Z" Il, IL. My ere, see Jefferson street.
I" .2,J. U. Howell, Conrad B. Monroe.
I" "a, Edmund Wilson, h. HID.
%, J. X. bowling, 9th and Adams.
"a "a A. n. Tyson, chester.
~, VIM. McMelAmin, city.
" ~, Mrs. Gray.
20, Il. II. barr, 9th ward.
%, r. h. Roe, lei w. sth ct.
Daring Robbery.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-A daring
burglary took place in the church of St.
Stephen, New York, from which Rev.
DR.. McGlynn was recently removed.
Between 81 900 and 81, 600 In money was
taken. The silver chslice containing the
sacred waters, and the rest Of the silver
service were also taken.
Try Murphey h SONS furniture, 500 Shi p
Law Rtreet
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Cream chocolate, 25 cts.as Ferguson q
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Lsss than half a bottle OF DIR. Bull.
Cough Syrup cured me OF . severt
bronchial affection.
Ii. 8. HODsON, 46 Hanover ST..
Baltimore, Nd.
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Try murphey SONS furniture, 500 Shi
ley street.
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22-lnch Umbrellas, 81 of them; IS. %,
down to $3.50; 81 down, TO 81, 70, 81 80,
Down to 81 81 rs, down TO $3.50; s. 30,
down to So; 81, down to 50 So
26 inch Umnrellss, q only OF them. 81,
down to 30 cents; s., down to IS cents;
% so down to Blot; 90 so, down TO
81 25; S4.75, down TO SAYS.
4,inch Umbrellas, 6 only of them.
$2.76, down to s1.50;s 81 IS, down to 81 80.
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VM.B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market SIS,

Ladies' Spring Jackets in
plaids and plain black are
the best in style, quality and
workmanship that we have
yet had. We've a pretty
little brown plaid jacket with
hood, silk lined, for $3.50.
Hardly the price OF making;
from that in finer goods up
to $40; all sizes.
Our assortment of Spring
Suits for little boys from a
to II years, is now complete.
Our Boys Clothing is made
by Smith, Gray & Co., OF
Brooklyn, whose reputation
for making boys good cloth.
ing is unsurpassed, and we
have as yet to hear the first
complaint OF these goods.
The spring styles are very
pretty and stylish, and Of
the latest New York and
London cuts. Any lady
looking up school suits Or
best suits for her little boy
can be suited here.
A good Tweed Suit in
gray and brown, with pleat-
ed Jacket and belt, S2.so.
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Powell. o.
| street mar0
uptil 10 o'o
| want . dell
| OF fsh fo1
J give him q
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ENOk nEEp-R,to@S At Sos OHISr
Il nut st. and M onroe street.. nla.3ta
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aon aALE-s FlKsr.OLasS OLGA
iii street Lesley. ". Fl ROBINSON, Ia y.
mlp.2tk
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III AErGp-IMMEuIAThLY,6 GnoD
w gill at $40 Is. tth street. m19s.s
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X oa "a NJ CHEAP, A GOOD SHOW
a Gaze at 2t6 King street. mla.aIa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADAMS&bROTHER,
so4 MARKET ST. 500.

The Largest, Cheapest ant
Best assortment OF
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EKY ANTGD- 2 R0DM,S + III ILGar
wv housekeeping at moderate rem. Ad.
dress q. L. TINS se Ia
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glsOR SAL ri--o II ZAP, A FIRST GLASS
- pla1O at Ia Marro. at. nBtf
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"a I'M I'D a'fNONti ACTIVE BOY
As,Sre,s a. w" .si 10 Z menaiaotur ng house
eAis eAles. 1t
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pOAEnlgG IN a PRIVATE FAMILY
ID no. 800 W. TIN street. mio.ats
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LAY hHTL D--A PAINllNG PRESS IN
good condition; state y Ice and size
of Che Sc. dlTess v. } v. this ottlce. Ints an
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NJ AZ gLn-Ar oSCE-2 auOD SEW.
ing sirIs on carp Is, y = =. y
Nv AZ VIM. Is. SHARP "a 90.
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E5l0R SIZE CHeAP-ONE ODf5K
good as new. inquire Mt ZIG Ar .ngo &c, III
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w AN i.ED-aEN rLEMEN LODGERS
w asoc French street. niS-1N
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north from here about 10000 bales of
cotton. 0wiog to low water in this
Ouio The boats Of the line were with.
drawn in JULY and ara not now run.
ming. The Ulcers of the compsny
report the pest years. business as bs.
Ing the beat for years. Their boats
are being overhaul ed and placed Ia
con 5itiou TO accommodate the
anticipated Increase the coming sea.
son. The Anchor Line fiji :ials report
On increase In their Memphis bust.
ness, az compared wi h the pteyious
year. Their steamers leave bers CIV, nv
Tuesday, FidAv and Sunday for st.
Louis laid Vichsbu g and every
Wednesday and Saturday for New o..
leans aud y LOUIS From Decembe IL
10 Narcn 20 the river at st. Lonis
wsB ~ zsn over aud gnrgas below pre-.
vented tho steamsrs Of the line from
running. la order to serve its pstro, a
between Memphis and Vickshu,v.
the company placed the City of Cairo
In thai trade, aud shs ran repu ar;v
between the dates mentioned, leaving
here every Saturday. During The
year the company los; Que boat, tina
Div oil Nstcbez, which Was DESTROYED
by 6ie at Cairo. They now have
two new steamers in c. urSe of con-
structtor, one OF which will be call, d
the City vi Monroe, aod ahe will tske
the place II tne burned etesmer
Ns'ch,z ia tho New Otleans trAle.
The steamer L. B Sims, owned nv
Ospt. L. b. sine, WAS placed la the ST.
LOUIS sud Men, his trade two months
sgp, ss an Independent packet. She
has been doing fairly and is building
up a good coast trade, from VIII Oh
Memphis merchants will derive the
benefit. Ihes, embraces all Ia q rsgu.
lar packet liues By which the marine
commerc, az Mem pbis Was h ndled.
Pfepaia iona fJr the coming year ore
being rap dly contaminated, and bros.
poets for successful season 10 the
marines Prs Ia view. There will he
ht'le, II any, opposition, aud % far
as known the psckets will Iuu
in tia zane tTadol GOV led by them
laet seas IN. Two new steamers will
hs gddsd 10 the local . cSet Il at,
name y, the sidewheel steamer X ,ss
Lee and The eternwheel steamer En-
geur. Toe RlBa Lee was launched 81
Saturday at raducab, and she is II.
Oocied to arriv- here about October 10
she ~ili take the p acs OF the Coaho.
ma In the upper c).st t,aae, and the
latter steamed is b. hs the extra b "a,
OF the inc The other new boat, Eu.
geEe, 10 building at pttsorrgh, and
she will p y the Memphis and AIkan'
sas riv irads. Toe number of ual, q
OF cotton brought by the different
bos's during tie season will be found
Ia another ,lumn.
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longings. New railroads are built to

longings. New railroads are built
them. new depots are established
new factories are erected That all
this Ia true, the rapid development oil
Memphis In all the accessories OF met
ropolitsn dignity Stands In demon'tra'
ton. Therefore, we say that Men,
pbis Ia destined TO be the Chicago OF
this region. There will never
be a competitive city nearer
than Louisville, which is re-
moved too far 10 endangeT
her prosperity. Chicago has outfooied
Memphis, because the latter has been
handicapped by misfortunes, which,
thspkn DO to God, will Lot occur fgain.
Chicago sisrted fairly in 1860, Mem
phi, htsrted twenty years later. Fifty
Yeas henoe-nay, In much less time
there will be hal million OF people
sxsrm'ng about these bluffs. No man
may cay that this prediction is with.
out warrant. Within seven years the
population has doubled 10000 In
1880, and $4,000 in 1887. TIE csuse,
oil this increase will sblde II the peo
Pile OF Memphis shall continue mind
fol q their opportunities. The record
OF esch commercial year since 1885,
sboundH In gratifying evidences o
progress. the last eclipslng that Of IN,
yeLr before. The country must grow
and Memphis must grow with II
"The time gives II rraoi'
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nnhI,uaI Censtipn,isn.

And kidney and liver lie, ,depead--
iug on 3 weak or inactive conditioa Of
The kidneys. liver or bowsit aIa sne-
ce.piully ard permanently cured only
by the uss OF the gentle, st eRec iva
lax Itve aud diurt,ic, syrup OF FLA.
Is advantages are evldeAi u Ia easily
isten, pleabog 20 tho tote, acceptable
TO the stomach, nDmhyso 10 the most
dslc,'e sjEum, md truly beuoil Ia
~ elect. For vale ~ on cents md
81 on battles. F. Calo Va 50 centa
and 81 battle, by i. ]. Hester and
all LEADING dru g.sis, Van vleet a
Co, q, W Jonoi 4 Co, W. N. VIII.
kerson d %, J J xiles, and 2.
Manifold 4 On have been appointed
Wholesale aRNn'n a' Memnhis.
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rnK meeting a, the Merchants En-.
change yesterday 10 prepare for the
reception Of the President and Mrs..
Cleyela d war sitehd,d by q large
numbsr Of the most subttanlial men
81 The city, and a representative com.
mlt'sc WAS appointed to tase general
charge Of the a1.lr. Chairman Este,
oaid tina, 10000 strangers may be en-
pec,sd 10 come 10 the city OF the occi.
sion Of the Presidents Wait, and We
are rare his estimate Ia not too high.
To prepare for them will be- no much
Of = problem ~ 10 prepare Tor the dis
tlnsushoi visitors
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VIC. whl,horne, ta W. J. Whit
,horps. Is ss-iOo acre, en- Pigeon RO.'t road !
confederation, t2VO'
sA. Rogers and wife 10 A. G. Rogers. lot
N, uarbsft ssbdivisiOai condensation
S1SV Noo,. a, uxto Emma p, Rhode, 1T
y,i,taaShby aVenuet cbn .iderat on, 90
On nn,la IA vile 20 Esther " nst, lsnd
ps'.snih Dis rictg consider alton, tl2l.
m nss,stt st Al 20 l. u. 0r'mes. ! I on
,As Ksiyiile road e0osiderauon' sIle ee9s'
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PERSONALS


Da NELLY returned 10 the CITY yea.
tsrdhy.
THg ArPgAL acknow sdyss he cour.
lssy o. ate Duhli9 pagers through NJ. n.
he fimiiy ron to "Oult sod" Mr., Car
berry apeaks ditcourag ngly Of he o. ndItlou
Of Affairs In Tfe and add returns mo- man
ever impressed With the greatness OF Amer.
lea.
DKATH olslmed Walter ], joiner.
Oldest .on Of Matcas Jones, atliso o'olook
letierday aiiethogn, ~ 1eaft past be has
consumption, which occurred a heIj nm n
bin while money order clerk 10 the posiof.
Gee and alterward assistant pol,ms stsr. III.
family of the. deceased snare ths varms 4
NmpahF ia arse array OF acqiaiatance.
and friends. HIS funeral viii oesny Al 4
o'clock pm. today from the family residences
on Pontotoo street.
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Charleston wiss Again.
lAPImAL TO THE LPPEAL.l

CHAMELEON, August g.. The Peli.
cana were again whipped out this afternoon.
NANNY through tho use Of the willow by the
sea side lugsorS, ! here were mere errors
terd1y's x mo, but Wi0ner was DATED freely
and hun.ler' curves proved toO much for
the PolioahB, wac were simply tnrat he'd
out OF their boots. The visitors are still
this afterboon threatened 20 throw 10 the
game Better Councils prevailed however,
and they PLACED Il out. As a matter Of TACT,
the umpire was little OF on one occasi n |,
nut gla CO at the score will convince any
one OF tho fact hat the game could not have
been won ~ the umpire. The locale simply
outbatted the Pelicans.
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Pismbi-s. ea. asa steam Yi,,,ns.

J. w. X. Bfown, No 26t second
street, keeps constantly on hand
large stock Of gs aud steam pipes,
brass aud iroa httiogs, with IT am,
mschinPs for cutung end fling slr
ss-s OF pipe, Including .igh' ioch di.
sme,er. He stock Of uAs FIXTURES Is
cjmplets. Tho moot comp ete sahi.
tsry plumbing 10 put up 10y this house,
and all orders Tor WORK In this line are
tx cuted la mSnuer not exeelled in
ANY citw
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900 MILra AnnRn.
nna,.,,an Camma,re..

TheiolloNiu. Quotation Committees
for September we're appointed yesterday BY
Prsddsat Martin. Of the Msrchanu' BS'
changes
Oro .erJe, and P,ovisios.-H. ". B,ie',
eha,ruant j n, Frank. John n. Poppet
Pfodueo-A. r.. Mekineog ch.ltmn r.
wan W. q. csntS'. ., fleaE-J. N.
,on zee Predicts q. Latung. ehsir-
man, uSoreo Miltenbsrser, j. T. Jefferson
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THE IKJl or MEhIT.
messrs. Casb-ry a Cs-ey Fnioy iag|
Justly Drs-sv,d Prosperity.

neshrs. sfb~rJ ~ ts-ey tntoytukl
Justly Dcs-'v'd Prosperity.
OF all tie liuts a IA rcha disc
where buyera d'srs obiy tire GET uine
article. that Of liqpors ttanfs IN the
front rank. The dsaleTe who, by long|
continued aud uuvtrying regularity,
come mp TO tho requirements [ thi}
respect are thoes snn bui d up An
tuAlnta N ngalnst ali enGfoachment al
fst'eytng AID lucrative trsds. IL this
particular Memphs IL particularly
fortunate In being headqn<tsis for
tina tins vp'thy sud promi ent firm,
"a berry x Ca'sy, located a. A7 FroRt
street. Toe d IA dnss q strictly whole
ga'e busine 8, rupp log not only the
territory iT'bu'afy tna 4 belonging by
right to hi. cts, bat making rapid in
roads mo nat fur ys 10 AIMED and
monopol Z q by cities claiming the
eartu, tut wliul iailrd % ne ge II In
by au iron irncr la tho way oi enler-
price, lair doal,sg and ov prices.
These ara tue cfsta : Mefsra Car
tefy'5 sUoc'ss, isk-u alolg with un.
doubted reiaDiiy Of z Ioi, suppiied.
Thelf stock includes svafylhing car
RED b. ia oon'es ~ holh low and
Digh dear su.h a, NHi-kioB, wines,
brsndis, etc. Esq rieueef, honest
aud faithful ~ clog - osmen, pre-
coded by popupr iseliog e we'll de.
serv d favor, Keep sv J lrsined corps
Of lotsl aas stsnis busy filling heavy
AVID over i1c'earng orjsrs. Their
success 10 dereryoJ, because tho re-
cult Of iotosri,y, en lerphse and 6rst
class goods.
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the COMMERCIAL YEAR.

The record OF progress which the
APPRAL presents to the people Of
Memphis this morning Is without par.
allel In the history OF the city. The
most 80, guine expectations have been
more than realized.
There has been az increase Of near.
ly 500. 600 900 in bank clsaripgs,
There has been an increase OF near.
ly 100000 in tie capital AMI surplus
OF the banks.
There has been an increase OF
100000 In bank deposits.
The value Of the trade OF Memphis
has been nearly $40 100000.
The manufactured product has
amounted in value to 100000
The cotton receipts havs been $685..
277 bales, Of the value OF $50 199 500; ;
the Increase In bales having been H..
Ill, and tho increase In value i6,478,-
503.
The amount invested in new build.
ings was 81 100000.
The health Of the city has never
been no good.
These are few u The more promi.
nent facts Of importance which the
APPKAL shows this morning. They
will prove immensely srAlifJ ing to
every oiusen Of Memphis, and al
every business man with inspii alton
10 new effort. There can be little
doub, that before another years busi.
ness shall have clofed the cotton re-
otipts OF Memphis will eegr,g, tie net
lees than 100000 bales, and that the
city, now the second 500, cotton mar
kst OF tbs world, may within a few
years become the first Tbs figures
show butiness Ia al lines 10 b. larger
than daring any previous year. Thus
Il il 10 bs seen thai the business men
II Memphis begin the nes YER In the
bsst pDtsible ooudilion-succrssiul,
hopeful ard thoroughly equipped.
And wha, " the outlook for trade 7
Nsyer lelior; indeed, We may almos,
Say, never 70 good. The county ID
q aiet and industrious; there are nc
greet ttdkes In progress; tie
balance Of trade 10 by many
millions Ia favor Of the Uni'ed
sa,h by the anl Of mex
January there will DO $4,000, 900
more gold coin In the o1un ny thar
there wa, eighteen months before
Money will be- easy aud Congress vii
check the accumulation Of the eurplas
In lhe ueaiufy. Therefore. II Mem
phis hasshown ex rAordinary growth
within the last Twelve months, II Il
positive thu, by this time next yea
We thould have q general develop
ment and lmprovensn, 10 record, IN,
Ike Of which few, II any, cities hav,
ever kuosn. The Increase II
realss,ste values during the year whiol
has Just closed has been very great
Immense Gums have been Invested Il
mposibg mercantile edihcee. Mex
spring the demsnd Tor new heuse
will be unprecedented, and the cit
will grow ia beyond lie old limit,
There will be new streets and ne'
rsilwsys, nes iacior q aud now mills
Wen all bs richer aud happier. Tn
ArrElL extends its beet wishes b
evatVhldv
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ATTENTION Is called TO the card Of
Schoofsld, Hinauer a %. This firm,
established In 1866, ia one OF the old,
reliable inst tn ions Of the South.
Country mei chants and others who
mske purchases from or consgn cotton
to them can depend upon receiving
inet tre.af ment.
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Grinder, Rea, the cberub..

HELENA, AK, August 3l'-The
bird game OF series between tn, cherub,,
Of V ,nnd,ls. Ark, and tho Grin lers, OF
Helena, vas plaied this evening" BET 70 a
very lair aud encs. Tho first and seco' a
game ere captured by tho afind iers. III =
evening same ro'ultod' in favor Of the
Grind rra with score OF , 70 3
Brady and Green Of Memphis we're the bat
tory Tor tho Helenas. and Wolf aud CleAry,
Glso o. Mem,hs, we're the battery for the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-01

JUDoH O orER, AT Jackson, Miss (,
yesterday decided that be could not
grant a writ q hAbeas corpus 10 the
Hamilton 81, In yiew u Chancellor
Peytoh's previous reiutal. Hamil.
toms ai,'rnoys ihtieupon fisd replica
tioIs which will be argued today.
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Tire following Ia ria,ement Of cot
ton seed received =, Memphis Tor the year
1885,. Total rscsipt, Of cotton seed At all
Msmrhl. mil's from Sspismber 4, Issa, "a
husnst 3, 1857 -includins river and fall--
p,Wo inni, average wagon 70 eipts 200
tons. Increase thi, season over last, al ,d6s
tons,
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A CHICAGO socialist who Was recently
drowned IN thu lake hes bean WISHED
ashore. IL was hl- firs' wesh g. az ~ u
years. II we've, th- soko tell
wticn was uod a. his peck it WAS not
afscted IL 10 hard 10 corrupt, even
by Associa In
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% hcr Games

A. B ston-B ,ston @, Detroit Z.
At Louisville-Louisville %, Nets
n.
Az 81. Louis-St. Louis Q, Brook.
lyns 4.
A. Ciueions!i-Ciucinnsu S, Ath-
lstlc, 3.
A. Cl5vsland-Cleveland !, Bald.
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Pltt,burgt.
At Nv York-Nsw York ., In
dilnapolis I.
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MEMPHIS WINS. q
The Babies DOwned by The Browns
Yesterday.
ChnrlestoD Again Eats Up tee Peli-
cans I'm Fine styIt-Oiher
Games.
lspEoIAL TO TIE APPsAL.i

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August 81
Memphis got even today, and the locals
were bs4tsn, though up to the third inning
IL was thought by tao public that a ropeti-
ton Of yesterdays game would be recorded.
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Ghicnra HrrnrNian

Tho Louisville 4 Nashville railroad
will ~, tickets TO Uhicasn aud return
on Saturday, September 3, VI ere iuS
tbs round trip. via Evansville or Cairo.
Tosee 20 - ior ii cen days returning.
Office 2S7 Vain elTe.t.
ST.. FINLEY, AganL.
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ID. A WnDs la. just received q car
load Of hne mu 80 aud tNeDty.ionr
fins, larg brood mares, which he will
cell ~ log figures. Call at FOnehrs
Ct. ble and tes them.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
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emphis...."""".......... 020x-ll
Earned runs-Memphi. 3, Birmin CHAM 2.
Two base h,t-Hayss. Left on bases Bir-
mInghsm ., Meuyhis 3. Double plays-Duf-
lee sud Hayes l, Weboer, Hayes aud Hi cry
!. Struck out-By Webber 2, by 81 ok 4.
Passed balis-snyder /. Wild pitches
Black |, obber Time Of game One hour
aud " minutes. Umpire-Uurran. Scorer
W hito
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Mn. Jo,srn CnAubrnLsis IL coming
30 Amsrica. II 10 TO be hoped the
trip will improve his political morals.
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In experimenting nj b yaf,ous rem.
,diee you may go FAR her aud lare
WORSE" Sick 10 L.cu. ola only.